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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1892
Page
4
The paper notes a 37 million dollar higher potential crop value due to lower yields and rising cotton prices, asserting supply and demand laws hold despite political theories of underconsumption influencing prices. It adds obituaries and local anecdotes, including Mrs. Harrison's death and reflections on politics and charity.
A collection of reader endorsements for Botanic Blood Balm describing cures of blood disorders and ulcers in people across multiple states. Includes a horse liniment claim for English Spavin Liniment addressing lumps, bone issues, sprains, and related ailments with a price note and warranty.
An advertisement from N. M. Johnson & Co. in Durham North Carolina promotes Woolford's Sanitary Lotion as a cure for itch on humans, horses, and all animals claiming universal effectiveness within half an hour.
A Nash County incident described in the Scotland Neck Democrat recounts J. D. Lee of Wilson, a salesman, being accosted by five third party men who forced political talk, beat him, and left him in a poor condition on his way home. The Progressive Farmer also criticizes the State Guard, noting its cigarette-smoking members and camp routine.
A Kansas man who has been af by statesmen out of a job.
The notice shows a condensed timetable for the Tlatic and Danville Railway with stations from Dorham to Gainesville and Jacksonville, listing arrival and departure times, along with connections on the Richmond and Danville network. It notes time standards, offices in New York and Baltimore, and the operating agents in Savannah and Richmond.
Daily and seasonal rail timetable for Durham Lynchburg and Winston Salem divisions. Details include departure times from Durham 7.00 am and 6.30 am, arrivals at Lynchburg and Roanoke, and connections via parlor car and Pullman sleeper services to Roanoke Memphis Louisville Norfolk and Richmond. Includes Eastbound schedules to Richmond Petersburg Norfolk and Shenandoah Valley limited through to Chattanooga.
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